Scotland : folk songs
Material type:
MusicPublisher number: 21528 | BBCPublication details: BBC, 1951.Description: 1 sound disc : analog, 78 rpmAvailable additional physical forms:- Dubbed to BBC Tape 187. A1 dubbed to CDA BBC 64; B1 dubbed to CDA BBC 46; A2 & B2 dubbed to CDA BBC 86.
Contents:
Side A (Front). Flora McNeil of Barra (Gaelic singer): Mo Run Geal Og (My Bright Young Love) (2'30") -- Song to Prince Charlie -- Jessie Murray of Buckie: Rise Up My Jimmie and Come Awa' Home (1'30") -- Side B (Back). John Strachan of Aberdeen: Johnny Braidislea (1'40") -- Blanche Wood of Portnochie: Portnochie Girl (0'52").
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Sound Recordings
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VWML | Storage | SAD 807 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Reference only | SR02079 |
Sound disc, analog.
Side A (Front). Flora McNeil of Barra (Gaelic singer): Mo Run Geal Og (My Bright Young Love) (2'30") -- Song to Prince Charlie -- Jessie Murray of Buckie: Rise Up My Jimmie and Come Awa' Home (1'30") -- Side B (Back). John Strachan of Aberdeen: Johnny Braidislea (1'40") -- Blanche Wood of Portnochie: Portnochie Girl (0'52").
Ceilidh in Edinburgh, Autumn 1951.
Dubbed to BBC Tape 187. A1 dubbed to CDA BBC 64; B1 dubbed to CDA BBC 46; A2 & B2 dubbed to CDA BBC 86.